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The new issue of Vogue Ukraine Edition is dedicated to the art of seeing. The collection features the stories of young Ukrainian artists who document everyday life and artistically reinterpret global shifts in society : Solomiya Kirilova, who played in the film Pamphyr by Dmytro Sukholytkyi-Sobchuk; brothers Amil and Ramil Nasirov, stars of the film Luxembourg, Luxembourg by Antonio Lukic; Karina Khimchuk, who played the main role in the film Do You Love Me?" Darya Plakhtiy, who made a big name for herself in Oles Sanin's Dovbush; Alina Cheban, Oleksandr Rudynskyi and Kostyantyn Temliak . In his essay Nothing But the Truth, Alex Malyshenko talks about documentary films that carefully record the traumas of war and, against the backdrop of its terrible challenges, the process of transformation and maturation of society . These are Antonio Lukic, Anna Buryachkova, Kristina Tinkevich, Nadezhda Parfan and Philip Sotnichenko.

Theatre director Ivan Urivsky has become a star of the capital's cultural life - his plays The Konotop Witch and The Host are always sold out. In an interview with Ukrainian Vogue, Uryvsky talks about his search for relevant meanings in Ukrainian and world classics.

Fashion and beauty remain constant themes at Vogue. Designer Ivan Frolov's bold experiments with female sexuality are watched with admiration by the whole world - thanks to the brand's fans, such as Beyoncé, Kylie Minogue and Doja Cat. In an interview with Vogue, Frolov talks about how his clothes are changing attitudes to the body - and about business in difficult times.